The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-27
Personal Points.

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ingston, was in the city on Sunday.
# -Ex-sherif Edsall visited his ricl
mine at Emigrant gulch last week.
John Besserer came over from Hell
ena on Saturday, to stay a few days
Matt. McQuirk, sergeant alarms o
the council, registered from Wickcs OF
, Friday.
Judge McLeary arrived home or
Saturday, to spend Sunday with hi.
family.
S. d. Cowan, a relative of Andy
Cowan, is visiting in the valley from st
Joe, Mo.
H. Gassert, after spending a month
in Butte and vicinity, returned to Cooke
on Friday.
Van Fisk, editor and proprietor Of
the Townsend Tranchant, was in the
city Sunday and Monday.
John lines returned from his eastern
trip on Wednesday and has resumed his
position in the land office.
-Genl. l.. S. Wilson, j. f. Martin,
Thos. Lewis and T. J. Lynde visited
Helena on Wednesday of last week.
Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson returned on
Wednesday from an extended visit to
California and other western points.
Mat. Ryan, Jr., one of the leading
stockmen of Montana, passed through
Bozeman last week to Helena, on a bus.
mess trip.
Col. Malone, the genial stofk agent
of the Milwaukee road, passed west on
Wednesday on a business trip to Spok-
ane Falls.
-Enoch Hodson, on Friday, came over
to visit his coal mine, which is now
producing a large amount of coal for Hell
n parties.
D. D.. Fayan, representing the illus
trated West Shore magazine, of Port.
land. Oregon, is calling upon our
merchants this week.
Mr.. VIM. Black, of Red Bluff is in
the city purchasing supplies. Mr.. Black
informs us that the Union Pacific en-
gineers are at work zeal his place.
&C. c. Mathews, of Washington city,
a counterfeit note detector, has been in
the city for the past week, and on Sun.
day enjoyed the sport of trout fishing.
Walter Cooper left on Sunday for
st. Paul, where he will meet the direct
ors of the Rocky Fork railway, and con.
fer with them upon important matters.
$. T. Marney, editor and proprietor
of the Stockgrower's Journal, Miles City,
was in Bozeman last week, rounding up
the patrons of his excellent stock paper.
Mr.. Nichols, a bright young news
paper man from st. Paul, passed through
Bozeman Sunday en- route to Helena,
where he takes a position on the INDIE
pendent.
r. L. Word, son of Hon. Saml.
Word, passed through Bohemian last
week, en- route to Virginia, where he
goes to recuperate after several months
of hard study.
Miss Matte Bucllow from oh;o
is ono of The latest a,ou;s;,;ons 30 d.
man society. Miss Rucklow i. a .;stor
Of Mrs. DR.. Clark, and will remain in
Bozeman during the summer.
Cleo. Smith has one to Cooke to
recentIv wor he nee :. .,a.N"N
court regardino tho t;,Ia ~ naI.sno
D operty in tbe new world m;n;nn d;s1
trict. I'll"
MIR ~ Martin If uo,o,, ,w
on Friday to onnr.;so ,ho 49, I'm "
Power a. 20 NJ n pon,a, T., 80
on Saturday an Tho soma aur.nJ w
visited Rozemon for tho frs, t;naa :. e.S
wears.
Mr. anil Mrs p, ,,,s os Nam
shire. are ~vis,tine Mrs Goo E,.nIorr
their daucbter. and 7 9 por.s u,a;,
son. They will nrohohlv ron,o;n al
summer and eniov our ho,,,h a;,,;an
climate.
-Fred E;sl,;,, o,a II, 1,u
Hin
a~ccompanied Inv their wives ,o,rrno5
rom n 6sbing oxcursion - Von,oa
inns Inst Sot,rdov Thar snn, -.
n week on tho yel,ou,stono a,I o,;..aJ
fine snort.
MIR. II. Dildine of Grammar, o,,o
to Bozeman on Friday to attend to some
business before the land Office. Mr..
Dildine recently sustained iniuries Inv
falling from his horse and can get around
with difficulty.
Vim Murdo.l If Chorrv ,.o,,.
came in from tho co,,lo r,nnc = h,,a;
ness last Friday NJ M,r,ocL ;ne,rn,s
ps Tim, ,ir Go1wi, h;s on,Iauau :,
being successfully treated by an eve
doctor in New York CITY.
Mr.. L,issner. nronr;etor If IN In,.r-
nation hote, in Ueleno wont oost on
Fr;doy IN nrrch.so f,rni,rra Gov a. a.
d;t;on now be;r, orec,od ~ bic hoto,
nronor,v ,,h;oh bo No., - - -.
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